TOP BUSINESS House of NEpal-2007

1. Golchha organisation
2. Chaudhary Group
3. Soaltee Group
4. Khetan Group
5. K.L. Dugar Group
6. Triveni Group
7. Amatya Enterprises
8. Jyoti Group
9. Vishal Group
10. M .C. Group
11. Saraf & ICTC Group
12. Mali Ram Shiv Kumar (Pashupati Group)
13. Sharada Group
14. T. R. Dugar Group
15. Panchakanya Group
16. Kedia Organisation
17. Kabra Group
18. Golyan Group
19. Murarka organisation
20. Tandon Group
21. Vaidya Organisation
22. Mercantile Organisation

Comments

rajesh said…
i think yeti group too deserve to be in that list..you need to rejuvenate this list and make sure that yeti group that have yeti airlines,tara air,thamserku trekking,yeti holidays and it recently is getting full hold of gokarna resort worth 760 million.
September 22, 2010 at 6:56 PM
Unknown said…
I dun agree for KEDIA...but yes for YETI definitely they are in Top 20...
November 24, 2010 at 6:09 AM
S. Onta said…
In real estate, there is Civil Group. But wonder how they will fare when their market will get soft. Too much exposure?
January 20, 2011 at 2:29 PM
Sanketh Tandon said…
how come tandon group be on top 20 list???
Sanketh Tandon
January 25, 2011 at 9:59 PM
Sidhartha said…
I believe that the numbers on the left are just a serial number not the rankings ! Are there any body which actually rates business houses's performance?
September 15, 2011 at 4:09 AM
nepali said…
if u people are true Nepali than please be careful, there are only marwaris in there, but the country is Nepal...... these people are indian and not nepali by any means, i have tested them in many many ways...they are always indian in their blood. they are taking all our money back to india..... please nepali people rise and be a true nepali, buy from nepali and from nepali ko shops only, let us nepali be hand in hand........
November 28, 2011 at 10:55 PM
Unknown said…
i guess you are wrong Jyoti Group and many others are run by newari i dont think they are marwaris also...these industrialist have business which is on top level it dosent mean all the money goes to india. they have utilised their money and made their homeland nepal... all of it are profit oriented organizations so all the money is going to be in their pockets don't be ridiculous.
December 17, 2012 at 6:03 PM
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